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... thou forgive that sin where I begun , Which is my sin , though it were done before ? Wilt thou forgive that sin ; through which I run , And do run still : though still I do deplore ? When thou hast done , thou hast not done , For I have ...
... thou forgive that sin where I begun , Which is my sin , though it were done before ? Wilt thou forgive that sin ; through which I run , And do run still : though still I do deplore ? When thou hast done , thou hast not done , For I have ...
Page 368
... thou should'st live the life they lived , But ' tis a long time to look back , my Son , And see so little gain from the threescore years . These fields were burthened ... thou return'st , thou in this place wilt see 368 WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.
... thou should'st live the life they lived , But ' tis a long time to look back , my Son , And see so little gain from the threescore years . These fields were burthened ... thou return'st , thou in this place wilt see 368 WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.
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... thou actual Me , And lo , thou gently masterest the orbs , Thou matest Time , smilest content at Death , And fillest , swellest full the vastnesses of Space . Greater than stars or suns , Bounding O soul thou journeyest forth ; What ...
... thou actual Me , And lo , thou gently masterest the orbs , Thou matest Time , smilest content at Death , And fillest , swellest full the vastnesses of Space . Greater than stars or suns , Bounding O soul thou journeyest forth ; What ...
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